Institution
Representative
Representative E-mail
Arizona State University
Jennifer Peyton
Jennifer.Peyton@asu.edu
Baylor University
Mary Lindsay Jackson
Mary_Lindsay_Jackson@baylor.edu
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University
Laura Bailey
laura.degeorge@erau.edu
Franklin University
Switzerland
Samuel Fowler
sfowler@fus.edu
Hastings College
Jon Mires
Jackie Farritor
jmires@hastings.edu
jfarritor@hastings.edu
Hawai'i Pacific University
Kimberly Burton
kburton@hpu.edu
Hillsdale College
Jenny Brewer
jbrewer@hillsdale.edu
Hope College
Gary Camp
camp@hope.edu
Lipscomb University
Nicole Hamilton
nicole.hamilton@lipscomb.edu
Luther College
Lauren Keller
kraula01@luther.edu
Miami University
Julio Mata
julio.mata@miamioh.edu
Oklahoma State University
Sarah Armstrong
sarah.armstrong@okstate.edu
Saint Louis University
Rae-Anne Mena
menar@slu.edu
Southern Methodist University
Tali Koerner
tkoerner@mail.smu.edu
Texas Tech University
Jen Miller
jen.miller@ttu.edu
Tulane University
Holly Gill
hgill@tulane.edu
University College Dublin
Jim Pierson
jim.pierson@ucd.ie
University of Alabama
Beth Hodge
beth.hodge@ua.edu
University of Arizona
Tyler Cegler
tcegler@email.arizona.edu
University of Arkansas
Kimberly Clark
kkclark@uark.edu
University of Delaware
Charles Liddiard
liddiard@udel.edu
University of Glasgow
Leann Schmitz
Leann.Schmitz@glasgow.ac.uk
University of Kansas
Elisa Krapcha
ekrapcha@ku.edu
University of Missouri
Alli Bailes
bailesa@missouri.edu
University of NebraskaLincoln
Melissa Ruppelt
melissaruppelt@experience.unl.edu
University of Oklahoma
Carissa Cummins
carissa@ou.edu
University of Richmond
Grant Cushman
gcushman@richmond.edu
University of South Carolina
Megan Carlier
carlier@mailbox.sc.edu
University of Wyoming
Adrienne Loveland
weisz@uwyo.edu
Utah State University
Becca Bickham
becca.bickham@usu.edu
Wartburg College
Mackenzie Compton
mackenzie.compton@wartburg.edu
William Woods University
Amy Gibson
amy.gibson@williamwoods.edu
Arizona State University
Admission Services
Arizona State University
PO Box 870112
Tempe, AZ 85287-0112
Phone: (480) 965-7788
Fax: (480) 965-3610
Website: www.asu.edu
Admissions Email: ASUJenniferPeyton@asu.edu
*Representative: Jennifer Peyton, Colorado Regional Coordinator
Phone: (480) 262-7695
Email: Jennifer.Peyton@asu.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: Tempe: 48,000 Downtown: 9,800
Polytechnic: 3,600 West: 3,700
Average class size: 24
Student – Faculty Ratio: 23:1
Required GPA: 3.00 (4.00 = A) in competency courses
Required SAT/ACT: 1110 SAT; 24 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: February 1st for merit
scholarships; Final April 1st
Scholarship Deadline: February 1st
Tuition & Fees: $23,654
Room & Board: $10,440
Academic Scholarships: $2,500-$13,000/yr.
Transfer: http://transfer.asu.edu/
Transfer App Deadline: April 1st
Transfer Scholarships: March 1st
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 1 League: Pac-12 South
Arizona State University is a New American University, designed to address the greatest challenges before us.
They are local challenges — and they are global. They involve educational success, individual and community
opportunity, the environment and our health, scientific and technological progress, social justice and human
worth.
ASU teaching and research have purpose and impact, changing the way we see the world and solve complex
problems. We encourage collaboration with public and private partners and empower our students to think big,
dream and achieve. We pursue creative and scientific solutions, ask foundational questions, and welcome risk and
innovation.
Assuming a fundamental responsibility for the economic, social and cultural well being of the community, ASU
provides the knowledge, discovery and creativity to help solve the challenges we face and build a better future.
Note: We participate in the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) in certain majors on certain campuses.
http://students.asu.edu/wue
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Baylor University
Office of Admission Services | Baylor University
One Bear Place #97056, Waco, TX 76798
Phone: (254) 710-3435
Toll-free: 1-800-229-5678
Fax: (254) 710-3436
Website: www.baylor.edu
Admissions Email: admissions@Baylor.edu
*Representative: Mary Lindsay Jackson, Regional Admissions Coordinator
Phone: (720)469-2554
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Email: Mary_Lindsay_Jackson@baylor.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 13,859
Average class size: 28
Student – Faculty Ratio: 15:1
Mid 50% GPA: majority of students accepted to Baylor come from the top 25% of graduating class
Mid SAT/ACT: accepted students averages: ACT – 24-29, SAT – 1140-1320
Freshmen App Deadline: Nov 1/Feb1
Scholarship Deadline: no separate app,
automatically considered.
Tuition & Fees: $38,320
Room & Board: $10,708
Academic Scholarships: Academic
scholarships range between $20,000 and
$80,000 divided over 8 undergraduate
semesters.
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 1
Transfer App Deadline: Spring admission:
December 1
Summer admission: May 15
Fall admission: June 15
League: Big 12 Conference
--Baylor University is a private Christian University and a nationally ranked research institution, characterized as having
“high research activity” by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
--The University provides a vibrant campus community for approximately 15,000 students by blending interdisciplinary
research with an international reputation for educational excellence and a faculty commitment to teaching and scholarship.
--Chartered in 1845 by the Republic of Texas through the efforts of Baptist pioneers, Baylor is the oldest continually
operating University in Texas. Located in Waco, Baylor welcomes students from all 50 states and more than 80 countries
to study a broad range of degrees among its 11 nationally recognized academic divisions.
--Baylor sponsors 19 varsity athletic teams and is a founding member of the Big 12 Conference.
--We are located in Waco, Texas, which is a metro area with a population greater than 234,000. Our campus is
approximately 1,000 acres located on the Brazos River.
--We have 144 undergraduate degree programs with the student to faculty ratio being 15 to 1. The average undergraduate
class size is 28.
--92% of our incoming freshman class this past year received some form of financial aid to help them with the investment
of tuition.
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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Office of Admissions
3700 Willow Creek Road
Prescott, AZ 86301
Phone: (928) 777-6600
Toll-free: 800-888-3728
Fax: (928) 777-6613
Website: www.erau.edu
Admissions Email: pradmit@erau.edu
Representative: Laura Bailey, Assistant Director of
Admissions
Phone: (928) 777-6737
Email: laura.degeorge@erau.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 2,200
Average class size: 25
Student – Faculty Ratio: 14:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.6
Mid SAT/ACT: ACT – 26, SAT – 1180 (excluding the writing)
Freshmen App Deadline: Rolling Admission
Scholarship Deadline: Priority Deadline of
January 15
Tuition & Fees: $31,944
Room & Board: $9,990
Academic Scholarships: 91% of students
receive some kind of financial aid.
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Summer admission: Rolling
Fall admission: Rolling
League: Cal-Pac Conference
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is a Private, Co-ed University that allows students the opportunity to study in the
West in the beautiful mountains of mile high Prescott, AZ and/or on the east coast in sunny Daytona Beach, FL. Between the
two residential campuses, there are a variety of degree options, ranging from Bachelors to Doctorate.
ERAU supplies more airline pilots and air traffic controllers into the aviation industry than any other undergraduate
institution.
ERAU supplies the most military pilots to the armed forces, aside from the Academies.
ERAU is home of the first and only College of Security & Intelligence in the Nation.
ERAU’s very own BS in Aerospace Engineering has been ranked No.1 for the last 15 consecutive years, by U.S. News &
World Report.
The job placement rate for ERAU graduates has been consistently over 90% in which students gain employment in their
intended field of study within a year of obtaining their diploma.
Between the two residential campuses, there are ROTC opportunities consisting of: Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marines
PLC program. Embry-Riddle hosts the largest Air Force ROTC in the nation, and commissions more officers and pilots than
any institution except the Air Force Academy.
ERAU offers the only undergraduate Space Physics degree in the nation.
ERAU is in the top 1% of return on investment amongst thousands of other universities in the U.S.
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Franklin University Switzerland
An American Liberal Arts Institution in the Heart of Europe
New York Office:
The Graybar Building
420 Lexington Ave, Suite 2746
New York, NY 10170
Switzerland Address:
Via Ponte Tresa 29
6924 Sorengo (Lugano)
Switzerland
US Phone: +1.212.922.9650
Switzerland Phone: +41.91.986.36.13
US Fax: +1.212.922.9870
Web site: www.fus.edu
Admissions E-mail: info@fus.edu
*Representative: Samuel Fowler, Assistant Director of Admissions – Central USA and Central America
Email:
Phone: +1.713.623.1879
Undergraduate enrollment: 410
Average class size: 16
Student – Faculty Ratio: 9:1
Average GPA: 3.45
Average SAT/ACT: 1750/27
Freshmen App Deadline:
Early Action (non-binding): December 1
Regular Decision: March 15
Scholarship Deadline: December 1
Tuition & Fees: $39,600
Room & Board: $12,000
Academic Scholarships: Yes
Transfer: Students must be in good academic standing
to enroll in most
programs. http://www.fus.edu/admissions/study-abroadtransfer-procedures
Transfer App Deadline: June 15th for fall. November
15th for spring.
Transfer Scholarships: Offered in varied amounts
Franklin University is located on a hillside above Lugano, Switzerland, the principal city of the nation’s southernmost
Italian-speaking canton of Ticino. An American liberal arts institution in an international environment, Franklin is
accredited in the United States by the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and
Schools and in Switzerland by the Swiss University Conference.
Franklin places extraordinary emphasis on cross-cultural perspectives, an emphasis designed the affect the direction and
meaning of a student’s college experience, life and career. A commitment to courses of study that are international in
perspective and cross-cultural in contact has been the cornerstone of our educational mission since our founding in 1969.
In fact, we classify this need as the international imperative in education. Franklin offers the Bachelor of Arts and Master
of Science degree in a number of academic areas, enhanced by the opportunities afforded by our European location, as
well as the exemplary qualifications of our faculty.
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Hastings College
710 N. Turner Ave
Hastings, NE 68901
Phone: (402) 461-7403
Toll-free: (800) 532-7642
Fax: (402) 461-7742
Website: www.hastings.edu
Admissions Email: hcadmissions@hastings.edu
*Representative: Jon Mires, Associate Director of Admissions
Phone: (720) 219-8888
Email: jmires@hastings.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 1,200
Average class size: 18
Student – Faculty Ratio: 12:1
Mid SAT/ACT: 24.1 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: Rolling
Scholarship Deadline: Open
Tuition & Fees: $27,200
Room & Board: $7,875
Academic Scholarships: Colorado
Scholarship ($15,000), Pro Rege ($10,000),
Ringland ($11,000), Ambassador ($12,000),
Crimson ($14,000), Walter Scott
Scholarship competition
Athletic Division: NAIA
Transfer: Requires application, transcripts
and test scores
Transfer App Deadline: Rolling
Transfer Scholarships: $8,000 - $13,000
League: Great Plains Athletic Conference
Hard Work. Community. Immediate place and distant horizons. Founded in 1882, Hastings College is a private, four-year,
residential liberal arts institution. We’re committed to educating and graduating creative and curious students ready to make a
difference in their communities.
Hastings College is home to nearly 1,200 students from all over the United States and various countries around the world.
Most of our students study, live, eat practice and perform on campus, allowing them to truly be involved throughout their
Hastings experience.
Our home is Hastings, Nebraska – a friendly, progressive, fun college town of 25,000.
We offer 63 majors in 32 areas of study and 12 pre-professional programs. At Hastings College, you’ll learn through
challenges in the classroom and service on campus and in the community.
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Hawai'i Pacific University
1164 Bishop Street
Admission Office Suite 1100
Honolulu, Hawai’i 96813
Phone: (866) 225-5478 HI campus phone
Fax: (808) 544-1136
Website: www.hpu.edu
Admissions Email: admission@hpu.edu
*Representative: Kimberly Burton, Associate Director of Admission-Western Region
Phone: (866) 343-3434 toll free
Email: kburton@hpu.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 5,000
Average class size: 20
Student – Faculty Ratio: 14:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.4
Mid SAT/ACT: M 560, V 550, WR 560; 24 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: Rolling Admission
Early Decision: December 1st (non-binding)
Regular Decision: Rolling admission through
March
Scholarship Deadline: Priority - March 1st
Tuition & Fees: $20,930
Room & Board: $13,230
Academic Scholarships: Yes
Transfer: www.hpu.edu/transfer
Avg. GPA – 3.2 with 24 transferable credits
Transfer App Deadline: Rolling admission
Transfer Scholarships: Yes, based on GPA
Athletic Division: NCAA Division II
League: Pac West Conference
HPU, the largest private college in HI, has one of the worlds most diverse student populations. Students
hail from 50 states and over 80 countries. An average class size of less than 20, internationally
renowned faculties, and great internships, help prepare HPU graduates to become Citizens of the World.
Strong majors: Marine Biology, Nursing, Business, International Relations/Studies, Communications,
Diplomacy & Military Studies, Asian Studies, Anthropology, Sociology and Liberal Arts.
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Hillsdale College
33 E. College Street, Hillsdale, MI 49242
Admissions Phone: (517) 607-2327
Admissions Fax: (517) 607-2223
Website: hillsdale.edu
Admissions E-mail: admissions@hillsdale.edu
*Representative: Jenny Brewer, Assistant Director of North Central Recruiting
Phone: (734) 516-3193
Email: jbrewer@hillsdale.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 1,450
Average class size: 15
Student: Faculty Ratio: 10:1
Average GPA: 3.8
Average SAT/ACT: 1933 SAT / 29 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: February 15
Scholarship Deadline: December 15
Tuition & Fees: $23,616
Room & Board: $9,250
Academic Scholarships: Consideration
granted upon admission to all freshmen with
awards ranging to half-tuition. Most all
incoming students receive some form of aid,
including scholarship, grant, loan, and
employment opportunities.
Transfer App Deadline: Feb 15
Transfer Scholarships: Consideration
granted upon admission to all transfer students.
Most all incoming students receive some form of
aid, including scholarship, grant, loan, and
employment opportunities.
Athletic Division: NCAA Division II, Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Brief description of your represented university:
Founded in 1844, Hillsdale College is a private, residential, coeducational, nonsectarian, classical liberal arts college
located on a picturesque 200-acre campus in southern Michigan. A patriotic national reputation for operational
independence from government subsidy serves a student body of 1,450 students who study a rigorous, structured core
curriculum rooted in the enduring truths of the Western tradition. Thirty-two traditional majors, seven interdisciplinary
majors, and nine pre-professional programs are offered in class sizes averaging fifteen and led by a distinguished teaching
faculty numbering to students ten-to-one. A vibrant student life offering opportunity in Division II varsity, club and
intramural athletics, choral and instrumental music, theatre, dance, Greek life, spiritual life and volunteerism, student
government, student publications, and numerous academic, political, and interest-based clubs and honorary societies, is
animated by an Honor Code signed by all students, challenging the goal of self-government. Graduates are placed at a rate
of 97% within six months of graduation, leaving the College shaped by an experience purposed to “developed the minds and
improve the hearts,” and successfully equipped not only for employment or graduate study, but for the broader work of
virtuous living.
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Hope College
Holland, MI
Phone: (616) 395-7850
Toll-free: (800) 968-7850
Fax: (616) 395-7130
Website: www.hope.edu
Admissions Email: admissions@hope.edu
Representative: Gary Camp, Associate Director of Admissions and Intl. Recruitment
Phone: (616) 403-5349
Email: camp@hope.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 3,400
Average class size: 19
Student – Faculty Ratio: 13:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.8
Mid SAT/ACT: 1220; 26 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: Nov. 1
Scholarship Deadline: Feb. 15
Tuition & Fees: $29,390
Room & Board: $9,090
Academic Scholarships: $3,000 (3.5/25) to
$18,000 (NMS)
Transfer: Accepted as space is available
Transfer App Deadline: Rolling
Transfer Scholarships: ~1/2 of freshmen
Athletic Division: NCAA Division III League: MIIA - Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic
Hope provides a blend of…
Academics: Phi Beta Kappa academic caliber. Recognized for undergraduate research. Programs of note include
dance, engineering, chemistry, physics, nursing, education (K-12, special ed., early childhood), accounting,
athletic training, and creative writing.
Social: “Larger small school” providing wide range of clubs and activities and easy opportunity to become
involved. Students lean toward service clubs and organizations, fine arts, and athletics as primary areas of
involvement.
Spiritual: Vibrant without rules, supportive without being restrictive, and openness to discuss challenging
questions, are phrases often used. Students for whom faith is important but do not want a highly structured
environment describe Hope as “perfect.” Students for whom faith is not important acknowledge it is
present but do not feel it is forced on them.
Other: Holland area ~ 100,000, “2nd Healthy/Happy City”, top safest mid-sized, strong town/gown
relations.
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Lipscomb University
1 University Park Dr., Nashville, TN 37204
Phone: (615) 966-1000
Toll-free: (800) 333-4358
Fax: (615) 966-1804
Website: www.lipscomb.edu
Admissions Email: admissions@lipscomb.edu
*Representative: Nicole Hamilton, Admissions Counselor
Phone: (615) 966-5353
Email: nicole.hamilton@lipscomb.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 2890
Average class size: 15-20
Student – Faculty Ratio: 13:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.5
Mid SAT/ACT: ; 1190 SAT / 26 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: Rolling
Scholarship Deadline: Rolling
Tuition & Fees: $24,234 (block tuition for
12-18 hours)
Room & Board: $9.628
Academic Scholarships: Automatic, based
on ACT/SAT scores – range from $4,000 to
$12,000 per year. National Merit SemiFinalist and Finalist receive full-ride.
Transfer: shawn.despot@lipscomb.edu
Transfer App Deadline: Rolling
Transfer Scholarships: GPA-based
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 1 League: Atlantic Sun Conference
Lipscomb University is an almost 125-year-old private coeducational institution, located in Nashville,
Tenn., whose primary mission is to integrate faith and practice with academic achievement.
This mission is carried out not only in the classroom but also by involvement in numerous services to
the larger community. The university, consistently ranked in the top 20 in the South in its category,
numbers about 2,800 undergraduate students and 1,600 graduate students in more than 75 areas of study.
Located in one of America’s newest “It” cities, the university draws on the multi-faceted corporate and
creative community that is Nashville to deepen its students' educational experience. A major
metropolitan area of more than one million, Nashville is extremely “right sized” and is easy to reach-within a day’s driving distance, or less, of roughly three-quarters of the U.S. population. We strive to
create a strong community in both academic and social realms, preparing our students for their bright
futures on all fronts.
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Luther College
700 College Dr.
Decorah, IA 52101
Phone: (563) 387-1289
Toll-free: (800) 4-LUTHER
Fax: (563) 387-2159
Website: www.luther.edu
Admissions Email: admissions@luther.edu
*Representative: Lauren Keller, Regional Admissions Counselor
Phone: (303) 993-7237
Email: kraula01@luther.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 2,500
Average class size: 18
Student – Faculty Ratio: 12:1
Average SAT/ACT: 1129 SAT; 26 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: Rolling
Scholarship Deadline: Rolling
Tuition & Fees: $38,940
Room & Board: $3,300 room, $4,350
board
Academic Scholarships:
Founders-$19,000-ACT≥ 30 or GPA≥ 3.95
Presidents-$17,000-ACT≥ 25 & GPA≥ 3.45
Deans-$15,000-ACT≥ 23 & GPA≥ 3.0 OR ACT≤23
& GPA 3.45-3.94
Transfer: Greg Eide, Transfer Coordinator
(563) 387-1442/eidegreg@luther.edu
Transfer App Deadline: Rolling
Transfer Scholarships:
http://www.luther.edu/admissions/financiala
id/scholarships/
Music Audition Scholarships: $2,000;
$3,000; $4,000; $6,000
All-State Music Scholarship: $1,000
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 3- Iowa Athletic Conference
Located in the vibrant town of Decorah in northeastern Iowa, Luther is an undergraduate liberal
arts college affiliated with the Lutheran Church (ELCA). Luther offers more than 60 majors and
preprofessional programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. The college’s learning philosophy
highlights connections between disciplines, and its thoughtful and rigorous curriculum moves beyond
immediate interests toward engagement in the larger world. This conscientious approach to education
helps Luther earn inclusion in the top tier of national liberal arts colleges in the U.S. News and World
Report’s college guide
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Miami University
301 S. Campus Ave
Office of Admission
Oxford, Ohio 45056
Phone: (513) 529-2531
Fax: (513) 529-1550
Web site: www.miamioh.edu/admission
Admissions Email: admission@miamioh.edu
*Representative: Julio Mata, West Coast Regional Recruitment Coordinator
Phone: (619) 780-0950
E-mail: julio.mata@miamioh.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 15,000
Average class size: 31
Student – Faculty Ratio: 18:1
Mid 50% range for incoming class
Class Rank: Top 6 – 26%
Mid SAT/ACT: 1170-1340 (CR/M super scored) SAT; 26-31 ACT (no writing for either test)
Freshmen App Deadline:
Early Decision: November 15, Early Action: December 1,
Regular Decision: February 1 Scholarship Deadline:
Priority deadline for merit-based aid: December 1,
Priority deadline for need-based aid: February 15
Tuition & Fees: $29,056 (non-resident)
Room & Board: $10,900
Merit Scholarships: Yes, consideration with a 3.5
weighted GPA+/26 ACT+/1170 SAT+, based on
academic rigor
Transfer: Minimum 2.0 for consideration; 2.75 or better
is average, apply with any number of credits. Some
programs have limited enrollment; some have specific
course requirements. www.miamioh.edu/transfer
Transfer App Deadline: May 1 for fall, November 1 for
spring
Transfer Scholarships: Yes, $2,000-$10,000 per year,
other need-based awards
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I League: Mid American Conference
Located in beautiful Oxford, Ohio, Miami University is a public residential university focused on an
undergraduate liberal arts education. Founded in 1809, Miami is named after the Native American
Indian tribe who inhabited the area known today as the Miami Valley Region. Students come to Miami
from all 50 states and over 100 countries. Miami University ranks second nationally for its commitment
to teaching in the US News and World Report 2014 edition of America’s Best Colleges. Strong majors
include: Farmer School of Business (8th in the country), Architecture, Education, Engineering, and Fine
Arts.
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Oklahoma State University
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
219 Student Union
Stillwater, OK 74078
Phone: 800.233.5019 or 405.744.5358
Fax: 405.744.7092
Website: admissions.okstate.edu
Admissions Email: admissions@okstate.edu
*Representative: Sarah Armstrong, Admissions Counselor
Phone: 405.334.6245
Email: sarah.armstrong@okstate.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 19,401 Undergraduate Students on Stillwater Campus
Student – Faculty Ratio: 19:1
Average High School GPA: 3.6
Average SAT/ACT: 25.1 ACT/1108 SAT
Freshmen App Deadline: Rolling admission
Scholarship Deadline: February 1 for priority
consideration, July 1 final deadline
Tuition & Fees: $19,390 per year
Room & Board: $8,530 per year
Transfer: admissions.okstate.edu/transfer
Transfer App Deadline: Rolling admission
Transfer Scholarships: October 15 for Spring
semester, July 1 for Fall semester
Academic Scholarships: 300 million dollars in scholarship opportunities. Nonresident Achievement
Scholarship ranges from $7,000-$12,500 per year and can be paired with competitive scholarships.
Please visit: admissions.okstate.edu/paying-college for more details.
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 1 League: Big 12
Oklahoma State University is a modern land-grant university that prepares students for success. OSU is
America’s Brightest Orange. Through leadership and service, OSU is preparing students for a bright
future and building a brighter world for all. As Oklahoma’s only university with a statewide presence,
OSU improves the lives of people in Oklahoma, the nation, and the world through integrated, highquality teaching, research, and outreach. OSU has more than 37,000 students across its five-campus
system and more than 25,000 on its combined Stillwater and Tulsa campuses, with students from all 50
states and around 120 nations. Established in 1890, OSU has graduated more than 240,000 students to
serve the state of Oklahoma, the nation and the world.
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Saint Louis University
Office of Admission
1 Grand Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63103
Phone: (800) SLU. FOR.U. Toll Free
Fax: (314) 977-7136
Web site: www.slu.edu
Admissions Email: admission@slu.edu
Colorado Regional Representative: Rae-Anne Mena
Phone: (720) 344-4307
Email: menar@slu.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 8,806
Average class size: 24.4
Student – Faculty Ratio: 12:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.7
Mid SAT/ACT: CR+M 1210-1240; 27 ACT
Fall 2015 Freshmen App Deadlines:
Rolling Admission; Dec 1 Priority Deadline
Fall 2015 Scholarship Deadline: Priority Dec 1
2014-2015 Tuition & Fees: $37,050
2014-2015 Room & Board: $9,888
Academic Scholarships: Yes
Transfer: Min GPA 2.5, apply with any
number of credits. Learn more at www.slu.edu
Transfer App Deadline: 6 weeks prior to
semester.
Transfer Scholarships: Yes
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I
Conference: Atlantic 10
Founded in 1818, Saint Louis University is a Catholic, Jesuit institution in St. Louis, Missouri, with a
second campus in Madrid, Spain. It is ranked in the top 100 universities in the United States by U.S.
News & World Report and currently enrolls more than 8,000 undergraduate students. Saint Louis
University offers nearly 100 undergraduate programs and countless opportunities for community service
and campus involvement. The distinctive mascot of Saint Louis University, the Billiken, represents
“things as they ought to be.” It is also a fitting representation of SLU and the one-of-a-kind educational
experience you’ll find here. To learn more, visit www.slu.edu.
Strong majors: Engineering (aerospace, biomedical, civil, computer, electrical, mechanical), Flight
Science, Health Sciences (athletic training, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, public
health), Business (accounting, international business, management & entrepreneurship, sports business)
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Southern Methodist University
Undergraduate Admission
PO Box 750181
Dallas, TX 75275
Phone: (800) 323-0672
Fax: (214) 768-0103
Website: www.smu.edu/admission
Admission Email: tkoerner@smu.edu
*Representative: Tali Koerner, Regional Director of Admission
Phone: (469) 360-7310
Email: tkoerner@smu.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 6,249
Average class size: 23
Student – Faculty Ratio: 11:1
Mid-50% GPA: 3.3-3.9
Mid-50% SAT/ACT: 1250 – 1390 SAT (math & critical reading only); 28-31 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: November 1 – Early
Action and Early Decision I; January 15 -- Regular
Decision and Early Decision II
Scholarship Deadline: January 15
Tuition & Fees: $43,800
Room & Board: $13,955
Academic Scholarships: Merit awards range
from $2500 – Full tuition & fees per year.
Transfer: www.smu.edu/Admission/Apply/Transfer
Transfer App Deadline: April 1
(preferred/scholarship deadline) June 1 (regular
deadline), or August 1 (final deadline)
Transfer Scholarships:
www.smu.edu/Admission/Apply/Transfer/TransferSc
holarships
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 1 League: American Athletic Conference
A nationally ranked private university with seven degree-granting schools, SMU is a distinguished center for
teaching and research located in the heart of Dallas. SMU’s 11,000 students benefit from small classes, leadership
opportunities, international study and innovative programs. The University prepares students for leadership in
their professions and in their communities. Our location near the heart of Dallas – a thriving center of commerce
and culture – offers students challenging experiences on campus and beyond. Relationships with the Dallas region
provide a platform for launching careers throughout the world.
The University provides a strong foundation in the humanities and sciences and offers over 100 majors and 75
minors within five undergraduate schools including: Dedman College of Humanities & Sciences, Cox School of
Business, Meadows School of the Arts, Lyle School of Engineering, and Simmons School of Education and
Human Development. SMU was founded by what is now The United Methodist Church, in partnership with civic
leaders, and was shaped by the entrepreneurial spirit of the region. The University is nonsectarian in its teaching
and committed to academic freedom and open inquiry.
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Texas Tech University
Undergraduate Admissions
PO Box 45005
Lubbock, TX 79409-5005
Phone: (806) 742-1480
Fax: (806) 742-0062
Website: www.gototexastech.com
Admissions Email: admissions@ttu.edu
*Representative: Jen Miller, Senior Admissions Counselor – Colorado
Phone: (806) 834-7936
Email: jen.miller@ttu.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 28,609 Undergraduate students /35,134 total students on Lubbock campus
Average class size: 30
Student – Faculty Ratio: 23:1
Required GPA: N/A
Mid-range SAT/ACT: 1030 -1200 SAT; 25 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: March 03 - Priority Deadline
Scholarship Deadline: February 1st
Transfer: www.admissions.ttu.edu/transfers
Tuition & Fees: $9,608 In-State / $20,468 Out of state
Transfer App Deadline: June 02 – Priority Deadline
Room & Board: $9,384
Transfer Scholarships: March 1st
Academic Scholarships: Presidential merit scholarships
are offered based upon class rank/GPA and ACT/SAT
scores. In addition Texas Tech offers general competitive
scholarships. Any student that qualifies for at least $1000
competitive scholarship from TTU will receive in-state tuition and fees.
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 1 Big 12
Texas Tech is a national research university that sits under the bright blue skies of West Texas. We are a public
school, with more than 35,000 total students pursuing over 150 degree programs in 10 colleges, including an
Honors College. Texas Tech prides itself in maintaining the feeling of a smaller liberal arts institution.
Boasting a vibrant student life, Texas Tech students cheer on the Red Raiders to victory in a variety of Big 12
athletic events. Students also participate in Greek life, community service, and over 450 clubs and organizations.
They also get to enjoy the University’s beautiful Spanish-style architecture, including a 2-acre leisure pool and
recreation center. Students enjoy the buzzing college town of Lubbock, which serves as the cultural and retail hub
for West Texas and Eastern New Mexico.
Being one of the only universities in Texas to offer an undergraduate, graduate, law, medical and health sciences
school all on the same campus, Texas Tech has something for everyone. Whether you are interested in fine arts,
engineering, business, or the medical field – you will find a reason to call Texas Tech home.
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Tulane University
6823 St. Charles Ave, 210 Gibson Hall
New Orleans, LA 70118
Phone: (504) 865-5731
Toll-free: (800) 873-9283
Fax: (504) 862-8715
Website: www.admission.tulane.edu
Admissions Email: undergrad.admission@tulane.edu
*Representative: Holly Gill, Assistant Director
Phone: (504) 314-2626
Email: hgill@tulane.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 6,600
Average class size: 24
Student – Faculty Ratio: 9:1
Mid 50% GPA: N/A
Mid SAT/ACT: 1960-2140 SAT; 29-32 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline:
SCEA/EA: November 15
RD: January 15
Scholarship Deadline: Varies
Tuition & Fees: $48,305
Room & Board: $12,556
Academic Scholarships:
http://admission.tulane.edu/aid/merit.php
Transfer:
http://admission.tulane.edu/apply/now/transfer.php
Transfer App Deadline:
Fall: Early, Feb. 1; Regular, June 1
Spring: Nov. 1
Transfer Scholarships:
Phi Theta Kappa Award ($15,000/year), Collegiate
Achievement Award ($15,000/year)
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I League: American Athletic Conference
Founded in 1834, Tulane University is a medium-sized, private research university located in the heart of Uptown
New Orleans. Undergraduate students are accepted into an umbrella school, rather than individual undergraduate
schools. As a result, Tulane students have access to almost all of our 70+ majors and minors once they have been
accepted and approximately 1/3 of students pursue a double or triple major (some even do so across completely
different disciplines or undergraduate schools). Notably, Tulane is the only private research university that
requires public service for graduation (read more about our Service Learning requirement here:
http://tulane.edu/cps/students/grad-requirement.cfm). Academics and experiential learning are also well balanced
by access to incredible New Orleans culture (our students go to food festivals, concerts, Mardi Gras, etc. in their
spare time!).
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University College Dublin
200 Park Avenue, Suite 1700
New York, NY 10166
Phone: (646) 632-3780
Website: www.ucd.ie/international
Admissions Email: NorthAmerica@ucd.ie
*Representative: Jim Pierson, North America Representative
Phone: (847) 373-6731
Email: jim.pierson@ucd.ie
Undergraduate enrollment: 16,505
Average class size: N/A
Student – Faculty Ratio: 16:1
Mid 50% GPA: majority of students accepted are in the top 50% of graduating class
Mid SAT/ACT: accepted students averages: ACT – 24-28, SAT – 1100-1300
Freshmen App Deadline: June 30
Scholarship Deadline: February 15
Tuition & Fees: €16,900 – €20,400 (appx.
$18,840 – $22,740)
Room & Board: Average €7,411 (appx.
$8,260)
Academic Scholarships: Global
Excellence Scholarship – Full tuition and
fees for entire degree program
Athletic Division: N/A
Distinguished International Student
Scholarship - €3,000-€5,000 per year
Transfer App Deadline: Fall Admission
Only: May 1
League: N/A
--University College Dublin, Ireland’s Global University, is ranked in the top 1% of the world’s universities and
is the largest university in Ireland with over 26,000 students at the main campus in Dublin’s south suburbs
--UCD offers over 70 undergraduate degree programs, the majority of which can be completed in just three years!
--In addition to the direct entry programs, the Liberal Arts & Science program allows students the flexibility of
exploring degree choices across four colleges before deciding on a program after the first or second year.
--UCD offers a robust student life, with a brand new student center and sporting facilities, over 160 clubs,
societies, and sports clubs, and the opportunity to explore the vibrant capital city of Dublin, the historic island of
Ireland, and the entire European continent.
--UCD offers a world class educational opportunity – last year 87% of UCD graduates moved directly into
employment or graduate school upon graduation
--Supports for international students include a comprehensive one-week orientation, a full suite of cultural and
social programming, trips and excursions around Ireland, dedicated advisors, and the UCD Global Lounge, a
social space for international and Irish students to enjoy and relax on campus
--85% of our incoming class for Fall 2015 received some form of merit based financial aid to cover anywhere
from 15% to 100% of tuition and fees for the full degree program.
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The University of Alabama
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Box 870132
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0132
Phone: (205)348-5666
Toll-free: (800) 933-BAMA
Website: www.gobama.ua.edu
Admissions Email: admissions@ua.edu
Representative: Beth Hodge, Regional Recruiter
Phone: (205)861-3510
Email: beth.hodge@ua.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 30,754
Average class size: 22
Student – Faculty Ratio: 19:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.65
Mid SAT/ACT: 1170 / 26.1
Freshmen App Deadline: Rolling; Priority
deadline is February 1
Scholarship Deadline: December 15
Tuition & Fees: $12,475 per semester
Room & Board: $4,400 per semester
Transfer: 2.0 overall college GPA and 24
transferable semester hours
Transfer App Deadline: March 1 for Fall
Transfer Scholarships: Available
Academic Scholarships: Automatic merit-based scholarships for students with a 27 ACT or higher or
1210-1240 SAT or higher and at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA ranging from $3500 per year for four years
to full out-of-state tuition for four years
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I League: Southeastern Conference
The University of Alabama is a student-centered research university and an academic community
united in its commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all Alabamians. Founded in 1831 as
Alabama's first public college, The University of Alabama is dedicated to excellence in teaching,
research and service. We provide a creative, nurturing campus environment where our students can
become the best individuals possible, can learn from the best and brightest faculty, and can make a
positive difference in the community, the state and the world. The University of Alabama family has
always expected great things. After all, we are our state’s flagship university — the Capstone of higher
education.
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The University of Arizona
PO Box 210073
Tucson, Arizona 85721
Phone: (520) 621-3237
Fax: (520) 621-9799
Website: www.arizona.edu
Admissions Email: admissions@arizona.edu
Representative: Tyler Cegler, Senior Regional Recruiter
Phone: (720) 315-2223
Email: tcegler@email.arizona.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 33,000
Median class size: 22
Student – Faculty Ratio: 18:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.41 un-weighted
Mid SAT/ACT: 1121; 24.7 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: May 1
Scholarship Deadline: May 1
Tuition & Fees: ~$29,000
*Guaranteed Tuition Rate...1st year rate
locked in for 4 years
Room & Board: ~$8,600
Academic Scholarships: $5,000-$16,000
merit-based for out of state students
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 1
League: Pac-12
Transfer:
http://admissions.arizona.edu/transfer/
Transfer App Deadline: Fall ‘15 term:
6-1-15
Transfer Scholarships:
http://financialaid.arizona.edu/
The University of Arizona is the land grant, flagship, and research-intensive institution for the state of
Arizona. As a public research university serving the diverse citizens of Arizona and beyond, the mission
of the University of Arizona is to provide a comprehensive, high-quality education that engages our
students in discovery through research and broad-based scholarship. We aim to empower our graduates
to be leaders in solving complex societal problems. Whether in teaching, research, outreach, or student
engagement, access and quality are the defining attributes of the University of Arizona’s mission. The U
of A has more than 300 undergraduate and graduate degrees through 20 colleges and 11 schools. From
the physical and life sciences, social sciences, theatre and dance, business management, engineering, and
optics, UA programs and people are among the best in the country. degreesearch.arizona.edu
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University of Arkansas
Office of Admissions | University of Arkansas
232 Silas H. Hunt Hall, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Phone: (479) 575-5346
Toll-free: (800) 377-UOFA
Fax: (479) 575-7515
Website: uark.edu
Admissions Email: uofa@uark.edu
*Representative: Kimberly Clark, Assistant Director
Phone: (479) 387-5932
Email: kkclark@uark.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 22,283
Average class size: 77% have less than 30
Student – Faculty Ratio: 19:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.6
Mid SAT/ACT: 1156 SAT (CR+M); 26 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: Nov. 1 – priority,
Aug. 1 – final, rolling admission
Scholarship Deadline: Nov. 15 – priority,
Feb 1 - final
Tuition & Fees: $21,826
Room & Board: $9,880
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 1
Academic Scholarships: Yes –
scholarships.uark.edu
Transfer App Deadline: Fall - Dec. 20,
Spring - Aug, 1
League: Southeastern Conference (SEC)
The University of Arkansas is a four-year public undergraduate research university, top 2% in the
nation. The UofA resides on 345 picturesque acres overlooking the Ozark Mountains – top 25 schools
for outdoor activity. For nearly 150 years, it has been at the center of higher education in the state of
Arkansas, and recently has moved to the center of higher education in the nation. The UofA has become
the 7th fastest growing institution in the nation. The university’s 26,300 students come from all 50 states
and over 100 nations, and have over 200 academic programs in which to study. Through the integration
of teaching, research and service that puts students first, the University of Arkansas is taking its place
among the nation’s great comprehensive academies.
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University of Delaware
215 South College Avenue Newark, DE 19716
Phone: (302) 831-8123
Toll-free: N/A
Fax: (302) 831-6905
Website: www.udel.edu
Admissions Email: admissions@udel.edu
Chuck Liddiard, West Coast Regional Admissions Counselor
Phone: (562) 304-5522
Email: liddiard@udel.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 17,000
Average class size: 35
Student – Faculty Ratio: 13:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.33-3.92
Mid 50% SAT/ACT: 1770-2000 SAT; 27 ACT
App Type: Common Application
Freshmen App Deadline: January 15th
Scholarship Deadline: January 15th
Tuition & Fees: $30,692
Room & Board: $11,558/year
Transfer: Students with 60+ credits will be
evaluated on college transcripts. Students with
less than 60 credits will also need to submit high
school transcripts & ACT or SAT scores.
Transfer App Deadline: May 1st for Fall;
November 1st for Spring
Transfer Scholarships: Limited
Academic Scholarships: Yes. Range from
$1000/year to Full Non-Resident Tuition.
Apply by January 15.
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I League: Colonial Athletic Association
The University of Delaware is the flagship institution of the state & traces its roots to 1743. Today, UD is a
Land Grant, Sea Grant and Space Grant institution. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of
Teaching
classifies UD as a research university with very high research activity—a designation accorded less than 3
percent of U.S. colleges and universities. UD ranks among the nation’s top 100 universities in federal R&D
support for science and engineering.
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University of Glasgow
Glasgow, Scotland
Phone: (303) 963-6814
Web site: www.glasgow.ac.uk
Representative: Leann Schmitz, US International Officer
Phone: (303) 963-6814
Email: leann.schmitz@glasgow.ac.uk
Total enrollment: 25,000
Undergraduate enrollment: 18,000
Entry Requirements:
3.0 GPA; 1800 SAT or 27 ACT; 2 AP scores at 4 or better or 2 SAT subject tests at 600 or better
Freshmen App Deadline: June 30 for international
Scholarship Deadline: Rolling
Tuition & Fees: £14,500 (approx. $22,000)
Living expenses: £8,000 (approx. $13,000)
Academic Scholarships: Yes
The University of Glasgow is the 4th oldest university in the English-speaking world, having been
founded in 1451. The University, currently ranked #55 in the world with over 900 different degree
combinations available, offers a broad range of academic programs. The flexible scheduling available at
Scottish universities allows for students to pursue several different subjects before focusing on the area
in which they want to specialize. International students at the University of Glasgow gave a rating of
91.6% for student satisfaction, ranking Glasgow top in Scotland for learning, student support and library
facilities and third in the UK overall. As a founding member of the prestigious Russell Group, research
is a focus of the university and it is this research-led teaching that is one of the reasons why a degree
from the University of Glasgow is so highly prized. As the largest city in Scotland with one of the most
active music scenes in Europe, Glasgow offers a huge variety of entertainment opportunities for
students. The university also offers a wide range of sports clubs and over 100 student clubs and
organizations on campus.
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The University of Kansas
1502 Iowa Street
Lawrence, KS 66045
Phone: (785) 864-3911
Fax: (785) 864-5017
Website: www.admissions.ku.edu
Admissions Email: adm@ku.edu
*Representative: Elisa M. Krapcha, M.S.E., Assistant Director/Colorado Regional Representative
Phone: (719) 344-9986
Email: ekrapcha@ku.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 19,169
Average class size: 73% < 30 students, 88% < 50 students,
Average GPA: 3.5
Average ACT: 25.1 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: May 1
Scholarship Deadline: November 1
Tuition & Fees: $25,731 non-resident
Room & Board: $5,800-$9,500
Academic Scholarships: Automatic, Meritbased awards awarded on rolling basis and range
between $4,000-$12,500/year. Departmental
awards added in several areas (Business,
Journalism, Engineering, Visual & Performing
Arts, Liberal Arts and Sciences
Transfer: 2.5 minimum GPA in 24 hours of
college credit. If less than 24 hours, student
must also meet freshman requirements.
Transfer App Deadline: May 1
Transfer Scholarships: Eligible only to
community college transfers with at least 36
credit hours and a minimum 3.5 GPA in college
course work. Range between $2,400$3000/year for two years.
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I
League: Big 12
The University of Kansas, in Lawrence, Kan., is the flagship institution of the state and the only AAU
(Association of American Universities) member institution in Kansas. KU is recognized for its
academic excellence in medicine and health sciences (KU has been named a National Cancer Institute),
architecture, business, education, engineering, journalism, social welfare and a highly acclaimed Honors
Program. Overall, KU offers nearly 200 fields of study. Students are often drawn to the top-10 college
town atmosphere, the unrivaled traditions and school spirit (including a perennial powerhouse basketball
program). More than 350 students from Colorado call Lawrence home every school year and more than
9,500 KU graduates live in the state of Colorado.
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University of Missouri
230 Jesse Hall
Columbia, MO 65211
Phone: (573) 882-2456
Toll-free: (800) 225-6075 (MO, IL, KS only)
Fax: (573) 882-7887
Website: www.admissions.missouri.edu
Admissions Email: mu4u@missouri.edu
*Representative: Alli Bailes, CO and MN Recruitment
Coordinator
Phone: (918) 892-2331
Email: bailesa@missouri.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 27,000
Average class size: 78% < 30 students
Student – Faculty Ratio: 20:1
Mid 50% GPA: n/a
Mid SAT/ACT: 25.9 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: May 1
Scholarship Deadline: December 15
Tuition & Fees: $24,312 (non-resident)
Room & Board: $9,640
Academic Scholarships: Departmental
Scholarships require application by December
15. Automatic, Merit-Based Awards awarded
on rolling basis and range between $5,000$10,000/year.
Transfer: Yes, 2.5 minimum GPA in 24 hours
of college credit. If less than credit hours 24
hours, student must also meet incoming
freshman requirements.
Transfer App Deadline: May 1
Transfer Scholarships: Eligible to apply for
departmental scholarships only. (No automatic,
merit-based awards for non-resident transfer
students).
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I
League: SEC (Southeastern Conference)
Mizzou is nestled in the middle of the quintessential college town of Columbia, MO (population
120,000). As one of only five schools in the nation to offer a Veterinary Medicine, Law School, and
Medical School all on our campus, we are proud to boast more than 280 different undergraduate degree
programs as well. Students are often drawn to the world’s first School of Journalism with 30+ emphasis
areas and real world media outlets for each area. Non-resident students and families are particularly
fond of the ability to gain Missouri residency as soon as a student’s sophomore year, saving families
approximately $13,500/year in tuition.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln
1400 R Street
Lincoln, NE 68588
Phone: 402-472-2023
Toll-free: 800-742-8800
Fax: 402-472-0670
Website: www.unl.edu
Admissions Email: admissions@unl.edu
*Representative: Melissa Ruppelt, Regional Admissions Counselor
Phone: 402-937-4448
Email: melissaruppelt@experience.unl.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 19,376
Average class size: 30
Student – Faculty Ratio: 20:1
Mid SAT/ACT: 26 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: Rolling Admissions
Scholarship Deadline: January 15
Tuition & Fees: $21,388
Room & Board: $9,532
Scholarship Estimator (out of state)
http://admissions.unl.edu/cost-andaid/estimate.aspx
Academic Scholarships: Based on ACT, GPA
and Rigor of HS coursework $3000 - $14,000
per year renewable.
Transfer: Yes
Transfer App Deadline: Rolling
Transfer Scholarships: Yes
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I - Big 10 Conference
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln ranks in the top 45 of all public universities, ranking also in the top
third of all public AND private universities in the United States. Built on a solid foundation of
leadership and innovation, Nebraska is well known for UCARE, the undergraduate research program
allowing students from all majors to participate in major grant research. UNL offers over 500 clubs,
including sports, arts, religious, cultural and special interest areas. With 150 majors and an Explore
Center for undecided students, Nebraska allows students to “write their story” while offering the best
value price in the Big 10.
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University of Oklahoma
550 Parrington Oval
Norman, OK 73019
Phone: (405) 325-2151
Toll-free: (800) 234-6868
Fax: (405) 325-7478
Website: admissions.ou.edu
Representative: Carissa Cummins,
Rocky Mountain Recruitment
Phone: (720) 308-0706
Email: carissa@ou.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 20,996
Average class size: 32
Student – Faculty Ratio: 18:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.6
Mid SAT/ACT: 26 ACT/1180 SAT
Freshmen App Deadline: February 1, Rolling
Admissions through the Common Application
Scholarship Deadline*: December 15
Non-Resident Tuition & Fees: $22,049
Room & Board: $9,126
Non-Resident Merit-based Academic
Scholarships: $1,000 -$29,050/year; based on
ACT/SAT score and GPA
Transfer: ou.edu/admissions/transfer
Transfer App Deadline*: April 1
Transfer Scholarship Deadline*: March 1
Transfer Scholarships: $1,500 - $3,500/year
Departmental Scholarships: Available based on
merit
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 1
League: Big XII
At the University of Oklahoma, students experience a stimulating academic community where they are hands-on
participants in the learning process. Our mission is to provide the best possible educational experience for our
students through excellence in teaching, research and creative activity, and service to the state and society.
Academics at the University of Oklahoma are represented by more than 2,600 full-time faculty members, 21
colleges offering 166 majors at the baccalaureate level, 232 graduate programs, and 36 professional majors.
The University of Oklahoma enrolls more than 30,000 students total on its three campuses in Norman, Oklahoma
City, and Tulsa. There are, however, just over 20,000 undergraduate students on the Norman campus (one of the
smaller student bodies in our conference). OU also offers courses throughout the state and around the world. OU
continues to attract the nation’s top students. In the 2014 freshman class, approximately one in nine students
graduated with a 4.0 high school grade point average, and more than 300 National Merit Scholars are enrolled in
the freshmen class alone at our Norman campus.
OU is rich in tradition and is proud to be able to offer the best of both worlds: all the benefits of a major research
institution with the personal attention of a smaller university.
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University of Richmond
28 Westhampton Way
Richmond, VA 23173
Phone: (804) 287-6547
Fax: (804) 287-6003
Toll-free: (800) 700-1662
Website: www.richmond.edu
Admissions Email: admission@richmond.edu
Grant Cushman, Senior Assistant Director of Admission
Phone: (804)287-6547
Email: gcushman@richmond.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 3000
Average class size: 15
Student – Faculty Ratio: 8:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.59 – 3.94 (unweighted core)
Mid 50% SAT/ACT: 1970 - 2170 SAT ; 30 – 33 ACT
Applicants: 9,921
Admits: 3,156 Deposits: 827
WUE/WICHE: No
CA Student Scholarship: Eligible for Richmond Scholars
App Type: Common Application
Freshmen App Deadline: EDI: Nov
15; EDII: Jan 15, Regular: Jan 15
Scholarship Deadline: December 1
Tuition & Fees: $46,680/year
Room & Board: $10,790/year
Transfer: Minimum GPA 2.3; 24 units
Transfer App Deadline: January 15
Transfer Scholarships: Merit-Based
Academic Scholarships: Yes, Merit-Based up to full tuition + room & board
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I League: Atlantic 10
University of Richmond is a highly-selective liberal arts university located in the gateway between
the mid-Atlantic & southern United States – Richmond, Virginia. UR offers over 90 majors
specializing in an interdisciplinary format. UR is a Top 25 Liberal Arts School with a Top 20
Business School (US News & World Report). Part of only 1% of US higher education - UR is both
need-blind prior to admission & meets 100% of demonstrated financial need once admitted. UR
students have many opportunities within a co-curricular system for living/learning communities,
study abroad & internships.
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University of South Carolina
902 Sumter St Access/Lieber College
Columbia, SC 29208
Phone: (803) 777-7700
Toll-free: (800) 868-5872
Fax: (803) 777-0101
Website: www.sc.edu/admissions
Admissions Email: admissions-ugrad@sc.edu
*Representative: Megan Carlier, Senior Regional Admissions Representative
Phone: (803) 576-6006
Email: carlier@mailbox.sc.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 24,864
Average class size: 29
Student – Faculty Ratio: 17:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.85 (weighted)
Mid SAT/ACT: 1130-1280 (M+CR); 25-29 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline:
Early Decision: October 15
Honors College: November 15
Regular Decision: December 1
McNair Scholarship Deadline: November 15
Tuition & Fees: $29,372 (out-of-state)
Room & Board: $6,378 (out-of-state)
Academic Scholarships: Yes
Transfer: Each department has a different GPA
requirement ranging from 2.25-3.0.
Transfer App Deadline:
Fall- July 1
Spring- November 1
Transfer Scholarships: Departmental scholarships
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I
League: SEC
The University of South Carolina, the state's flagship institution, is a dynamic learning community of
more than 30,000 students from all 50 states and over 100 countries. Our beautiful, historic Columbia
campus, located in the state capital, offers more than 95 majors that range from the arts and sciences to
business, education, nursing, engineering, and more. The University has acquired a national reputation
as a best-value school with excellent academics, a vibrant student life, and outstanding sports programs.
We are ranked as one of the top 100 Public Universities and are #1 in undergraduate international
business education according to U.S. News and World Report. The South Carolina Honors College was
recently cited as #1 in a review of 50 public university honors programs.
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University of Wyoming
Dept. 3435
1000 E. University Ave.
Laramie, WY 82071
Phone: (307) 766-5160
Toll-free: (800) 342-5996
Fax: (307) 766-4042
Website: www.uwyo.edu
Admissions Email: wyo-wyo@uwyo.edu
*Representative: Adrienne Loveland,
Assistant Director of Admissions
Phone: (720) 946-9678
Email: weisz@uwyo.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 13,929
Average class size: 29
Student – Faculty Ratio: 14:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.48
Mid SAT/ACT: 25 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline: Rolling Admissions
Scholarship Deadline: December 1st
Tuition & Fees: $14,404
Room & Board: $9,451
Academic Scholarships: WUE and Rocky
Mountain Scholars Award as well as
departmental, athletic, talent and honors
Athletic Division: NCAA Division I
Transfer: Yes
Transfer App Deadline: Rolling
Transfer Scholarships: Yes
League: Mountain West Conference
The University of Wyoming is a 4-year public institution located in Laramie, WY. We offer over 200
different areas of study, a large study abroad program with over 400 exchange sites and countless
opportunities to get involved with world-class research at an undergraduate level. We are nestled in
between two mountain ranges, so skiing, hiking, mountain biking, etc. is basically in your backyard!
The University of Wyoming was recognized by Forbes Magazine as the nation’s 11th best college value
for 2013 and by Outside magazine as the nation’s 15th best college for outdoor adventure.
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Wartburg College
100 Wartburg Blvd.
Waverly, IA 50677
Phone: (319) 352-8264
Toll-free: (800) 772-2085
Fax: (319) 352-8579
Website: www.wartburg.edu
Admissions Email: admissions@wartburg.edu
*Representative: Mackenzie Compton, Regional Admissions Counselor
Phone: (303) 990-3186
Email: mackenzie.compton@wartburg.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 1750
Average class size: 19
Student – Faculty Ratio: 11:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.4
Mid SAT/ACT: 24
Freshmen App Deadline: Rolling
Scholarship Deadline: Rolling
Tuition & Fees: $35,170
Room & Board: $8,920
Academic Scholarships: Merit awards range
from $10,000 to $35,000 a year, reviewed upon
application
Transfer: 45
Transfer App Deadline: Rolling
Transfer Scholarships: Rolling
Athletic Division: NCAA Division 3, Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Wartburg is a selective liberal arts college of the Lutheran church (ELCA) and internationally
recognized for service and community engagement. Our residential college houses 1,750 students that
come from 30 states and 60 countries. Students are involved in at least one of our 100 active student
organizations, while approximately 450 students participate in music ensembles and nearly 600 students
are involved in athletics. There are countless opportunities for experiential learning through study
abroad or within the United States, such as our Wartburg West program housed in Denver, Colorado.
Wartburg College is dedicated to challenging and nurturing students for lives of leadership and service
as a spirited expression of their faith and learning.
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William Woods University
Office of Admissions | William Woods University
One University Avenue, Fulton, MO 65251
Phone: (573) 642-2251
Toll-free: 1-800-995-3159
Fax: (573) 592-1146
Website: www.WilliamWoods.edu
Admissions Email: Admissions@WilliamWoods.edu
*Representative: Amy Gibson, Regional Admissions Counselor
Phone: (573) 826-1627
Email: Amy.Gibson@WilliamWoods.edu
Undergraduate enrollment: 1,100
Average class size: 14
Student – Faculty Ratio: 13:1
Mid 50% GPA: 3.52
Mid SAT/ACT: 1090 (M 540 + CR 550); 23 ACT
Freshmen App Deadline:
Rolling Admission
Scholarship Deadline: February 15th
Tuition & Fees: $21,370
Room & Board: $9,750
Athletic Division: NAIA Division I
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Academic Scholarships: Range from $6,000 to
Full tuition, room and board; reviewed upon
scholarship application
Transfer: Yes, must have 12+ credit hours.
Transfer App Deadline: Rolling Admission
Transfer Scholarships: Yes, based on GPA. Phi
Theta Kappa scholarships also available.
League: American Midwest Conference
--William Woods University is a small, private university, with a liberal arts background located in Fulton, Mo.
Our campus sits on over 200 acres of beautiful land, featuring two lakes, conveniently located in the middle of
Missouri, making all major cities accessible.
--Our 40+ academic programs range from strong traditional programs to rare programs such as nationally-ranked
Equestrian Science and 1 of 30 American Sign Language Interpreting programs in the nation, creating attractive
options for out-of-state students (40% of our campus body are out-of-state students).
--At WWU, we believe learning outside of the classroom is equally important as learning inside the classroom, so
we started our innovative LEAD program (Leading, Educating, Achieving, Developing). LEAD is a $5,000
scholarship awarded every accepted student; students participate in fun and educational and activities outside of
the classroom to renew the LEAD scholarship each year.
--William Woods is ranked among the top 100 colleges in the Midwest by U.S. News & World Report.
--100% of our students receive financial aid.
--Among our network of more than 20,000 successful alumni, we count an Olympic gold medalist, the trainer of
Thunder, mascot of the Denver Broncos, and innumerable professionals in medicine, business, law, and education
— including more than 600 school leaders ranging from superintendents and principals, and special education
administrators. William Woods graduates fill positions at Disney, 3M, Coca-Cola, UPS, Hewlett-Packard and
many other major corporations.
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